hello my friends welcome to another video of TTI today we are going to
explore some of the most insane bridges that have the most advanced
architectural design around the world so sit back relax and enjoy the video on
fullscreen number 10 terrifying bridges terrifying bridges are those bridges
that can terrify people
the Ashima Ohashi is a Japanese bridge similar to a rollercoaster bridge with
terrifying experience that connects the two Japanese cities Matsui and Sakai
minato constructed with a high span in order to allow the passage of boat
traffic it is a shortcut to vomiting from nausea making driving over this
thing one seriously thrilling car ride it is one of the most spectacular
bridges in the world another terrifying bridge is a Zhang Jia Jie Grand Canyon
glass bridge that is the world's longest and highest glass-bottom bridge this
bridge is a suspension bridge and there is no steel structure it is made
entirely of glass this bridge is designed by Tel Aviv's based architect
Haim Gautam and surprisingly this bridge has some advanced pressure sensitive
glasses that are randomly installed on the bridge the glass appears to shatter
under your feet and you can even hear the sound of glass breaking as a visitor
walks on it the cracking effect is so cool when it opens officials to have a
car full of people across the bridge know how safe the glass was just pay $21
to enjoy this bridge number 9 Ponte Vecchio
the Ponte Vecchio is a medieval stone closed spandrel segmental arch bridge
over the Arno River in Florence Italy designed by 16th century architect
George EO Vasari the Ponte Vecchio was designed in part as a defensive
structure to launch defensive attacks on enemy ships it is one of the best
tourist attractions in Italy the pleasant atmosphere surrounding here
with the cafes street artists expensive jewelry stores restaurants and bars
number 8 moses bridge this bridge is built in the 17th century as a historic
Fortress of defence in Netherlands is fine by row and ad architects the design
of this miraculous bridge is inspired by the famous biblical story of prophet
Moses when he saved his Jewish nation from Pharaoh's army by dividing miel
River in two parts the Moses bridge gives visitors a unique opportunity to
pass through parted waters in the field a miraculous experience the bridge is
made from sustainable access technologies Akoya wood that is
completely waterproof here flooding would not be an issue so don't worry
because the height of the water is controlled by adjustable dams on both
sides of the moat so relax and enjoy this experience
number seven illuminating bridges these types of bridges are decorated with
colorful lights in an artistic manner with a little bit of technology the
bamboo bridge is an illuminating bridge which also is known as the Rainbow
Bridge situated in South Korea this is the world's longest fountain bridge
because spraying nozzles are installed across 570 meters of length the nozzles
can spray water in different configurations with music and lightly
FEX the bridge surely converts your black and white life into colorful
euphoria interestingly there are so many water pumps and each pump passes 200
tons of water in every minute another award-winning illuminating bridge is
high trestle trail art bridge situated in Iowa this bridge is ten feet wide and
25 miles long that is open to bicycles walkers runners and skaters designed by
an engineering firm Snyder & Associates incorporated interestingly the LED
fixtures are installed at a uniform distance on rotating square frames if
you drive the car on this bridge and without a doubt you will get a
psychological illusion that these lights rotate when you move forward this is the
coolest experience that you can wish to enjoy number six moving bridges the
first example of a moving bridge is rolling bridge from Heather Wake Studios
situated in London this bridge conceived by Britain's most significant designers
Thomas Heather wick and completed in 2004 its main function is curling which
is inspired by a tale of the robotic dinosaur in Jurassic Park while regular
bridge opens in two parts that's why it is an unusual and beautiful piece of
sculptural art this 12th metres long bridge made up of eight hinged sections
with hydraulic rams integrated into the handrail between each section it can be
controlled remotely and the motion can be stopped at any point
another example of a moving bridge is the fan bridge
it's design is inspired by Japanese folding fan the fan bridge is unveiled
at merchants square and designed by bridge specialist and Knight architects
the fan bridge consists of five beams of twenty meters length and each beam rises
at different angles in ascending order by means of Hydra Jack's fan bridge in
action on Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 o'clock noon number 5 flower hofburg
this bridge is named after JJ's flower hoof the famous poet located in the city
of Leo Arthur in the Netherlands constructed over Harlington bart river
by vendor eel mechatronic ax in 2000 by using only iron and steel this deck is
15 by 15 meters and dimension interestingly it can be quickly and
efficiently raised and lowered from one pylon within two to three minutes that
allows water traffic to quickly pass the bridge is raised and lowered about ten
frames a day that gives us the feeling of watching our real transformers movie
number four LM gateway this iconic bridge is now Denmark's modern identity
the Steven Holl architects has won the international design competition for
this fascinating bridge LM gateway this public walkway
suspension bridge is 65 metres above the harbour an iconic landmark for
Copenhagen's waterfront the bridge connects two towers and meet at an angle
that looks like a person doing a handshake over the harbour number 3
Falkirk wheel this bridge is an engineering masterpiece and a unique
rotating bridge of its kind it is named after the town of Scotland and
connecting the fourth and Clyde canal with the Union Canal and completed in
2002 this Falkirk wheel transport ships between the lower canal and upper canal
the height difference of both canals is equivalent to an eight story building
the wheels diameter is 35 meters that rotates on a central axis the weight
balanced on both sides of gondolas should be the same for smoother rotation
despite each gondola filled with water and having the capacity of 80,000
Imperial gallons but when boats come to the first side the weight of the boat
displaces water to maintain balance on both sides interestingly it has 30.2
horsepower electric motors that are extremely power efficient by utilizing
just 1.5 kilowatts of energy which is the same amount of energy that can boil
eight cattles of water truly this bridge is wonderful number two portable bridges
foldable mobile bridge from company 10-fold engineering
an affordable bridge solution that can be deployed anywhere cool number one
what will you do if you have to construct a river bridge in just 30
minutes don't worry because now we have
motorized floating bridge from a defense company called cnam it is a great
solution for crossing the water gaps for heavy MLSE 80 class vehicles it is a
great modular and motorized bridge that can be used in various military
operations as well as rescue civilians during natural disasters a team of 33
train personnel is required to construct 100 metres long bridge in just a half an
hour on the water the bridge modules are autonomous and motorized and can be
assembled easily and quickly owing to 360 degree manoeuvrability the pfm can
be deployed as either a continuous floating bridge or as a self-propelled
ferry enabling vehicles to cross the bridge fortunately because if its rugged
design is reliable in the field and requires very little maintenance thanks
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